Parker Pens
Over 130 years of creation, innovation and expertise have gone into Parker pens history. We are proud to offer a wide range of engraved Parker pens. With a range of ballpoint jotters, rollerballs and traditional fountain pens you will be all set for exhibitions, corporate events and meetings.
Laser Engraved In-house
Our Nottinghamshire based workshop allows us to produce your branded Parker pen orders in small quantities with express delivery service. All of our carefully selected Parker pen range can be produced in-house starting at as little as 3 pens.
Engraved Parker Ballpoint Pens
Ballpoint pens are a great addition to your exhibition offerings or event goody bags. Our carefully selected Parker Jotter range includes various colours such as copper, stainless steel, gold and more. All our Parker jotters have a streamlined, lightweight design with signature Parker accents and arrowhead clip. Branded ballpoint pens are perfect for event gift bags or sales meetings, the ideal way to ensure people remember your business.
Engraved Parker Fountain Pens
A fountain pen is a symbol of tradition, elegance and class, if this is what your business represents why would you get any other pen. Fountain pens are the more high end pen but for your big spending clients, dedicated sales team or a loyal employee off to their retirement, they are perfect. Go all out with the Parker Urban collection including a solid black and a stainless steel fountain pen. The Parker urban pens have a tapered barrel thinner one end than the other, silver finished trims and come in a signature Parker gift box. Engraved Fountain pens are the ideal token of appreciation to those who have helped your business become what it is today.
History of Parker
With over 130 years of history Parker is one of the most well established and globally recognisable pen brands. Dating back to 1888 when George Stafford Parker applied for his first pen patent. The Parker story started with the driving philosophy of ‘It will always be possible to make a better pen’. His second patent came in 1894 with the invention of an anti-leak system the ‘lucky curve’ George Stafford Parker’s determination for innovation propelled his business and over the next few decades it grew from strength to strength. In 1918 Parker surpassed the $1 million mark for the first time.
Their innovation continued with the release of multiple new pens, Duofold, a large bold premium priced pen released in 1921. In 1933 the Vacumatic pen was developed and is the first pen to feature the infamous Parker arrow clip designed by Joseph Platt. To mark 51 years in business in 1939 Parker released the Parker 51 pen which was inspired by Kenneth Parker's passion for aircraft, this won an Academy Award for Best Design and is considered one of the best pens of the 20th Century. In 1957 the Parker arrowhead originally designed in 1933 became the brand’s emblem and was evolved again in 2015 to match the brand's modern standards of sophistication and luxury. 5 years later in 1962 Parker was awarded the Royal Warrant by Queen Elizabeth II, making them the official supplier of writing instruments to the Royal Households.
Since then Parker has continued to develop their pens, developing new collections and designs inspired by the modern world. With the same passion and determination instilled by their founder George Stafford Parker.
